davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29

poxtaat sabsect fsr coast iersssa - t4e
Cart a shss casa sn1 t-st =. saofs1saE
foezs 4-1aasits sefe rsce. yksie ~ esg 9f-
esss. sszs seyAt o1s.lf Al s --s
[oeEt give - l9snas
Tae ascrs il tbs case belers shFrs wss
a lsssi5..ty o. thar oesas esoasas unsseE
sBy uaeae ianaencs f8 tns ao9Fs oaso.
10 ls-1ss ssa1ict aec1f1..1x - .ot -
and ike ssiaencs = .ekelg p1~seo1saA. -
C4Isr taa. Czi0 . ysrtscr g - - H2s
fsHGsEsd la tsFof qf tae gl2,nt1. - a@z
Las a. - c11rl fxtt 80 FffsGlse - t1a@
resfafI fs s. o8E Laif - f1s j2TJrs - sup
poas t14t tEsf Eeaaeze1 sae5 Ts1olet A.
e4r,is1s 70 tbs AN sud sFl1s1es As thes
understood r. il - also isir g. preraale
taas the iofsoaaa sesst eonscientl tloQslg
II . mofs tha8 far - pFes1ne that the
oEi1er dld bis culy snd ald uot v40isis hLs
o.tn. AM taereby coMmI p~rary.
Nii1 - sFt1eacs - tDs clltfsfy ine pre-
sa3ption should - tnst court. jury an1
Czic=r cd lbsif s1ElTe duty.
We are asked y believe tae asddzvits u
SIX Jurors, a. h4ss takeD 8 solemn OATH
q reader verdict accordiug t0 tie law and
eyldence rather tban sn4d2yits 20 show
tbem 10 be absolutely unworthy ol bslieI
here quotations follow ff0m The several
sfija4vlts
TIE C3aFi VI therefore under the seem
ing c0nhigg of oath aud s1Iassit elecs 40
gise greater credit % ths fofmsr thsa % the
latter, ALL believing that s 3ea ms Jury
arose snd took their solemn 02ths 10 trY
lhis casa AeSoTding - the laU Sad tie
evidence taat each and al swors To the
truth 4Ed that when they re1dered their
verdict ii s4s an honest trQthfGi verdict.
such as they had sworn 10 render. that the
officer, when ns TOOK his oath % do his
dusy, sNofe to the truth. aud has. 70 the
best Of his seliity performed his duty under
h.s oath. aBd tai- CoHrt slili has confidence
Ia tie infegritY OF ghe Sheriff sad his depn-
les and ia jurors 50 tsr as they have no,
affected their Oan creaig.llty by their own
actions.
The motion Is feaiai.
Peer poran, one Of the attorneys for Mrs.
LAu2hiin, remarked that he Was perfectly
satisfied w-th the decision ara that ne ex-
pec,od that tie case would have 10 60 20
the Supreme Court anywAy. 1T the street
Railway Company - not satisfied with the
result then they viii 80 10 the United
States Supreme Court, be said
Andrew Bsvier OF the Street Railway
Company, said mat bis company intended
- take II I'D the Supreme C0uF'. no matter
what Judge Burlinsame'ss decision was
| Tho Street Railway Company will fight u
out 90 the bitter end aud that means that
the ease will go 10 the United States SUI
preme Court If the decision at Lansing Is
not satisfactory.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29
Special Election.
CRY ClEEK's pFFicF.

GRAND RsPlDS November = lsss.
To the qualified Electors Of the City OF Grand
Rapids
Take notice. thst special election viii be beld
IN the city Of Grand Rapids. ou
TUESDAY. TUE 6ra DAY or DECEMBER. 1Ss7.
1T shich time the flcwug bsilo. sns pfoposi.
"A III be sBhmittei 90 De voiet upon BY al !
voters. viz snsll the Common Council Of tie fty
oi Grand Rspics borrow Two hundred ana ans
thousend dollar and bond said CITY for the same
foF the purpose ~ removing the wooden msins
irom the eseDt syslem OF water dssifibuil o.
and the SUBSTITUTION Of irSn iu Is place. Snd AZ
Hay miles ~ the reefs o. tald city, ard pr5yiS-
iDg Al adcQusts pressure III lie hill districts and
the oVerhalliIg 90 lie present pumping inschln-
e'y ana repairing ~ Tue same, 30 ~ % increase
is ealciency. ana The laying ot an additional IN
e' pine in eTaDd River. .les
shall the Common Council OF the City Of Grand
Rapids borrow Two hundred aud fifty tho1snnd
dollars and bond the city for the same for the
pnrpose OF removing the wooden mains from The
present system Of water distribution and tie
substitution OF iron IN It's place and the exten-
sion of sid water mains 10 an aggregate OF Gay
mites IN the sifesti Of said city, and providing
adequate pressure. tn the bill district, aud the
O oseThsuiing o. tEt YEescct pumping machinery
t1a the repairing 81 he same 20 a. 10 increase
N-ei1eieney, and tie aging Of al additional inlet
psfc ia Grand River, No" And thst the Board
" In spectors Of Election OF tAe City OF Grand
ri - viii meet al the places hereinafter desig
40 ID Tuesday, the sixth day OF December.
81, at eleven O'Clock, a. m. for the purpose OF
conducting q d election Polls open at II clock,
=. m. a q close al 5 o clock. =. N
first ward-No. Is Grandyile avenue.
Second Ward-superior Court .oom Pearl-s,.
bird Ward. Isl Precinct-N0 lf5 1Aand-st
Third Ward 2 Pr, clnct-No 26s jefferson. ave.
Fourth Ward, lst Precinct--Nc 223 East Bridge
s.
Fourth Ward, I'd Precinct-No IL Crescent-ave.
FINn Wsrd-No. Il Piain6eldave.
Sixth Wsrd-Englne House north OF Leonardst
Seventh Ward No 3 Engine House, r. ontst.
Eighth Ward-Turn Nerein Hail, Jeferson-sf
G.. H. DeGraaf CT. Bremer,
C. r stein, Jacob Eisenhardt,
John Crcque Fred Saunders
Geo r. rantlind. Morris shaIahan,
T. X. Huntley. lsaiah stewart,
q orSe IL Davidson, Paul Marls
j. ". Hayward. Andy Doyle,
l.. J.. Lauuiers, J A Mckee,
Board of Inspectors Of Election OF the City OF
Grand Rapids.
JOHN J. BELESAP.
City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29
POINTS ABOUT PERSONS.

VIM. II. stowe IS IN Muskegoa visiting
friends
To Patrolmsn and Mrs. J. B. Johnson.
ef East II. on Sundsy-sn s-pound ooy.
James AcArthur, Jr.. snd wife. OF Lock
port. y. y. are spending their honeymoon
With q. II. NcWillisnis.
Henry J.. Heystek. OF the firm Of Harvey
= Hey ystsx left ast evening tor Cnicsg0 On
= business tdp.
Dick voss. lately With the Star Clothing
HOUSE. has scceptef position ia the Offices
OF me e. r. & 4. railroad
James Bird and wife have returned from
their wedding trip 70 Milwaukee and will
take up their residence IN Grand Rapids.
Miss Fi0rsncs Johnson. sister OK the late
NJ n. Johnson. isfs isr her home IN Hen
dsrson. KY. last evening. accompanied oy
Grafton SpsuIdiBg and one of the httls
Johnson bows.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29

When Hamilton speaks lie always says
something that interests the people. The
public at large is what he works TO please
Two wears ago on the opening OF his Photo.
graph Parlors in Grand Rapids he prom
ised To make first class Cabinet Photographs
at three dollars per dozen. and we'll has he
kspt his promise, as his enormous trade
will show for itself. And now comes
another offer which will undoubtedly be
appreciated by those acquainted with his
ability as an artist.
For 60 DAYS,
Daring December and January. I will make
Life Size Portraits in Pastel, Wafer Color
and Crsyon, elegantly framed in Bronze or
Bronze Plush and Gilt. or an Elegant
Solid Oval Gold Frame for the astonishing
low price of $40 Sl2. and Sl5. Former
price $25 $50. and $50. Now is the time to
get your portraits for less than half price.
Work guaranteed and only should be seen
TO oc appreciated.
HAMILTON Art GALLERY,
70 Can sl-st..
Grand Rapid.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29
a WEST sIos ENTERPRISE.
A Rufldisg and Loan Association Orgaa-
tssa - Proceedings of Yesterdays


aFFfaAA
A number Of the mosg prominent bust
ness men OF tie West Side having fsit The
necessity Of building and loan association
on thar side og ths river they have resolved
themselves into an association. The articles
OF association having been received from
lansing mesting ws- held az the tltth
National bank Yesterday. The articles are
signed bv the following Dronlae business
aen OF the West side. Wm Dunhsm.
g. q. A VoiEt James -. Sooiasen, John
Delaney. :. 9. kstcanm. r. r. Brown, T.
W Strshsu and pvi<ag Goss.
Wm. nuaham wss chosen chairman of
the meeting apd Dwsht tioss secretsrv.
rhe capital ss0cx Vas put q s25o
coo Dsikht Gcss was authorized
to solicit subscriptions add when li0 shares
have been taxeu raeetinx ef the stock
holders giil be ca.ied oy tns chairman Tor
the purpose az siecsing board II directors
snd ofi cers ~ tue association.
The purpose ~ the association vii be
re SAME A. the old association 90 the
East Side.
Dwixhs Goss was also authorised a. pur-
chase al necessary BOOKS AMI pspers for
the sssoci siion.
An ASSOCIATION Of this kind With ths
shove gentlemen a. ths head etnnnt nut be
success N The fsst srsEiax Vest SIDE Of
the Valley CITY sad the venture vii With
out toDot n0f only prove aruutsnie. na. a
source OF great arneft 50 the community at
large ir thst virin.ty.
when a taressening iias disorder.
>hoss - ttst prac'islts.
Do net .ef t crg~s tae cor ier-
oneli it sit1 EcfivifT.
Nsnv uafient gcgnz or elder.
Owes 1u&s reCoTerr
A. to ~. pierrss ttcicen
Neslirai Discovery
<erffE
Srasritsn Tsixe ss7 < u n AZ r.-n-
ners sre ae-enf notified ~ n1-es r. treir
io.3ee rconi a. & 5rk p n taisf f3t tas
rurpoee 1i sften fttg IN = 1ssir the alnerR
- e1 az orotlsr &sx rreusch.
"a fkErcarR
9><ls q
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29
WANTS $4,000 DAMAGES.

A suit Commenced TO Recover Damages
Tor the Death of walter - Gee.
Suit WAS commenced yesterday IN The
Circuit Coart bs the estate Of Walter 5. Gee,
deceased against the Township of Walker
TO recover s.. 90 damages. The complaint
sets forth that on February .. 1857. the
said Walter s. Gee came 70 his death by
the negligence OF the township OF Walker.
which allowed is road 10 be out of repair.
l. wiH be remembered lhat oa The night IN
question a party of hlll residents drove cut
10 social party oD West Bridge 81, aud
when returning the wagon slipped over the
embankment Oh the side OF the road or
West Bridge-st. hill and Mr.. Gee Was fatally
injured and afterwards died. Blair. Kings
ley & kleinhsns are attorneys for the plain
til and Thompson, Kennedy & Temple are
counsel
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29


is1E EatsffzlsEaeHt Gfsse.
Prof Go sel oIKsa eencert - ths fafk
Coog esasleaas ea9rea last sEeaias dfsS
oGf large sallsacs Of ths bas1 unaslc4l
pe B.s of lhs city. IAs pEogramsne w@s
sci arranged, c8aaPrls as. a. Il 6id. ten
oFgaa selccllsas 81 &lde.y safYsng cokrxctsf
si1a 40 duet aad tso solo Foaai eumeefs
Prof C0l cal las been heard TOO o'sea -
tazks & nscessasy - say taat the organ Sc
.sgflo1s were admirably rendered. lis
0~n IMPOSITION, the 'oeens tfsenlzie.
sss espee ais pieasias 70 tte aa1.sncs.
Aiss Alice Luther fulfilled tbs lzrsS prom
ises thst have beea made for bsr sac hss
. sefy pare soFrsoe F0lee, sb.cn has 0e<a
fhofcaghly cultivated and she executes not
oely wlih brillisney bat glth e1esilea .
lasls. Miss Luther msy issl assured thai
she e. be giFea : ~aFsas welcome when
she Esfeags oefore . GFznd kspi1 sGdssnce
bereaitfr.
The rsLDsRAa- HxsALp has hsi occasion
heretofore 70 Hlluae % tce exee ience 0i
Mrs GNls singing IL Is sutlcient 10 say
ftat hef ssiscsioas issi egfleps wege sung IN
her CharzctefistI1 manner.
Tns duets rendered by Miss Luther aud
Mrs. Gill we're especially pleasing % the al
dlsnce. aud both Numbers were encorsd.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29

Considerable merriment and sensational
jokes have been enjoyed on the South DIV
ision-st cars of late especially Sunday even
ings. The ceatTal figure seems TO be Arthur
Watkins. the celebrated meat market OF :
& South Division. Something looks b
litlle suspicious which We hope 20 hear from
soon. Also Mr. Chas Malone. of Aisxab0er
& Malone, of III South Division. oyster 4
fisherman, is expected soon to join the
ranks OF swelling the town TO 10000 iu-
habiLants in 1892.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29

PINE LANDS.
The Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad
Company have offered for sale all of its
pine lands in Missaukee county. Sealed
bids will be received by w. o. Hughsrt,
Land Commissioner, 10 be opened Decem-
Der 18th. Plats and further information
can be had by addressing him at Grand
Rapids, Michigan.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29

Would you know the keen delight
Ol wholesome appetite.
Unresirained by coiics dire
Headaches curse, or feyss's fire.
Thoughts morose, b- Us chiilsg
Then NE DR.. PierfgS pills.
Dr. P.rrce's Purkayive Pelets-the ORR
sinal and only genuine Little Liver Pills
. cents a vial.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-29

WssaIss1es. >oz -s--salr E-aihsf'
sio4iy risiax ta,1 asrasaEss 4zls - ires4
Fanable asnls.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-05
CHEAP: CITY LOTS
Two Fine Lots, 4oxr4o Each,

On Third Street, Mills & Wick's subdivision.
These lots are on the line of business I'M
provement between the Santa Fe and the
new Southern Pacific Depots Apply TO NJ
+. Pauly, In Mills, Crawford & Fields office
Is Court street. jy76-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-05

Gus debility, lost manhood, ETC.. having
tried in vain every known remedy, has dis
covered a simple self-cure which he will
send FREE to bis fellow sufferers. Address
q, ]. MASON, Postotiice box 3l79, New York
city ~ - = =
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-05
Catarrh. Hay or Rose Fever.

The cleansing, soothing and healing prop
critics of Darby's Prophylactic Fluid are
experienced in the treatment and cure OF
Catarrh and kindred complaints. The Fluid
soothes and heals the infamed membranes
and removes the offensive odor that charac-
terizes the disease. Should the infamma-
tion have reached the throat use the Fluid
as gargle to allay the Inflammation and to
II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-05
NEW BARGAINS
IN -
REAL EST ATE.

West Bonnie LAC, Fsirviewl avenue,
cheap: 5000.
House and lot, Courthouse street, fine
view, only $1575.
Two lots, Childs Heights; for both, &4OO
Lot in the Crippen tract, half casl: $1,000.
$500. --~N
Electric Homestead tract, with 5000 house
privilege; 500.
Two lovely lots, highly improved, Figueroa
street, Broom house, bath, splendid home;
$4,000.
Lot on Twelfth street Ito lie slaughtered),
$500. NJ - 6 Wa.~ ; p
Two lots, house, barn ana water; a bon
anza; 1878. :.
Lot in IIowes Tract. "How's" this, $3.50
Franklin, near Spring, $3.50 front foot.
Lot clean side Flower, inside Twelfth.
Best buy in the city, $500
Long Beach lots. very cheap.
Longstreet lot, cheap, $4,000.
Lot corner Ninth and Nevada. See it,
Lot in Severance Tract, 5000.
Lots on Also Avenue, $3.50.
Finest lot in AnGeleno Heights. $1,000.
Grant avenue, near Pico, $4,000
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-05

Ladies who are troubled with cramps anG
nervousness should drink Damiana Bitters
1t is pleasant to take.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-05
CALDWELL, WHEELER & MYERS
121a N. Main Street, Los Angeles, Cal.
augl6-1m
d. E. WELLS c. G. GILMORE.
GnH.ENEORE L. WELLS,
Real Estate Brokers.
16 North Main Street.

DOR SALE-BARGAINS, EVERY ONE
IL Call and see US. Choice property ON
Walnut avenue. Lots in Sisters of Charity
tract. Lots in Alcantara tract. Lots IN Dim
mick tract. Lots in De Cells tract Lots in
Sentous tract. Lots in Kinney tract. Lots
in Oils tract. Lots in Sanborn tract 2g7
feet corner Alameda and Second sts., at $3.50
per foot Acre property within one-half
mile OF city limits, finely improved, $500 to
$1,000 per acre. Choice lot at Washington
Heights, $3.50.
We have some excellent bargains i'm
ranches, business and residence property
GILMORE q WELLS.
ag1 I'm 1G North Main Street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-05
Acres-Read and Investigate

Two beautiful lots on American ave-,
between First and Second sts.; each. 60t
Lot 23, block 81, near corner. r..,,..... 45t
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03
"ROUGH ON RATS
DEATHS msssssess On wlHes
hs Searches for . DsetoFs sss ftsas oas
Tee Lsts ~ save Ltfs A aetksr's
TeEFsbis Vengeance Roissas
Hs9sslf 4nd iva Infs2ts.

Charles Nartin, young nan sged sboEt
- sears, las tor soas tials past been Tesid-
ing 7n fam t~o miles south of H.il-sl.,
on shs Soath DlElsion-st. road, Nth ais
vie and tE0 snLdTsn. Their LIE las not
bssn az sunshine aud yesterday sas couple
had one q tbeir Eegg.zr weekly eu&rEe.s.
TIE woman Threatened % klll bsrszlf sna
after events saoSs1 that see sas tue -
LEI ~CF1
N1ils the husband Vas osi c0ius up tns
chores a.tss s1yFsE. kss vile sdaainLstsred
dose Of Rough ou Rats 70 fGs children
sat fook . coploas supply OF tae poison
eFself Is wzs after 10 0'clesk before the
has5sni vas n s1s aware Of the rssh dest
" ne wife ana mother.
A messenger was sent post Azsfe . The
city. sad da1ag Dgs stessas srd Wi.lsms
out. procured tie services Of D. td,s, who
reached Tue house so0at ii o'c.oek he
administered snEdoges bai was unable
70 save the oldest hey aged
three years. who G.sd u great
agony. The yozagesi child. a n!ne monlhs-
Oh eoy. ali ne mother sss II prsess.ous
condition and nc aopes az, eates,a-as1 of
tasis recovery. Tee s0mzn Was unable 20
speak snd vii probably de wiiaoni dis
closing TIE motive Ior Der terrible deed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03
A CATHOLIC BOYCOTT
rHE ..fRss Press DENOUNCED
ns ADVISES His Followers a. withdsss
Their sspeort frots Paper thss hss
Misrspfsseassa ths Chotcb @na la
HsAa-A sensaftaa ta nektoit.

sktAsttst - tss ,ttte>ss s&>s.s
DErsogf, Nsy Bishop Hsreess after
the conclusion OF the confirmation oeFs-
monies Al Holy Trinity oburcn yesterday.
assembled the pulpit, which caused no lii-
tls surprise lie took occasion % aenoanee
the f1ss ftss. net. 81 course. mentioning
IL by name lie said that lie bad always
been very delicate lest sny remark oi his
might be construed iEto even the isiniesl
Infringement on tie political opinions 0i
his people and thls delicacy bss iso lia 20
long neglect az anpieAssDi doty, which hs
now hk1 % perform.
DaTBg seventeen yesrs Of hls fpsscopscy
be had watched the course 81 tie daily
morn.ng newslspef Il represented
political party which be supposed Inoss ~
his audience belonged 20. aud drew largely
upon Catholics for sgs support. yet us course
towards them and towards their ecC .eslss-
tea superlon Was ons ~ constant mlsrep-
RESERVATION. lts course IA regard O. TIE
lamenied troubles ia t~o parishes daring
the latter part OF 1885 Was particularly OBJ
nOxious Bishop Borgess. continued that
be fallej TO see how Catholics should feei
bound 90 support such a journal lie grew
animated durDg the course of his remarks
and concluded with IF you VIII give youT
support 10 such = journal then God be- =
YOU The effect Of The denuncation wss
noticeable after the service VA over. a
horde Of newsboys were IN LAY -oT the
people outside. and the Zee fToss wa IN
foFmily cut.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03
REDUCING THE DEBT
sssss tststratfak Ftepese fs@es lisE ssss
sefs stes.efss..sea fissrssss niA,sl.s
Asrs 81 sss 1ssssa9s -.
3tsAa Esfli ssF<4.

h>snsRagok Asy fl.s ss,lu1ilan
tbs paalR asel aaFsnk Alas sassastss =
sisV5ssss aaa los shs ssp snonlA4 - sl.s
G'sessft tsoai tesf 80 80 e1s. Tl.s a2lloA.
q dels today lass e4al "a lhs treasury =
9 So l9i .saa an1 ~ lns sseasui : n,s.-
esa.si- = intefest .beAfins aeoi This iEges-
sei tsAass asbi = n.ssis ~ ia ronnd nn1..-
bers ~ as oaa.o8s fsef fes csas Aauax
sae, ,e19 ssio II 4 pss efai ~ ls,a e& tnsse
psr osnt es4euo "a 4.eilsoAs bsnas.
and - aeo.eD taTss si aasf geaslon
funa fhs act esss ln sss srsasafg toasy
IL 81 sst.u3s. of secui ti5isflO0 nars
tDSn on Apf.l a. fhe saia casA I'D g4id
taiIt0n tuE1 baleuCe "a lie aeasnry taoaF
Il <lk0 a. ssa 80 sisnai ous lisliilan iess
lhsa q uonth afc The silver fana hs.saes
has as1leased t~e mlhoss dafins tle
Woasa 4aa 400 etnoauts la - s44s
sio. Tns store " standard silsss
doliars bas increasst nszris louf nlIh0ns
daring sls nlonth. snd nos ameunis -
49,. - esz = Apr4 - ths tfsAssIF
hAc ft,lfsuis5 ; sox sss a. 'FAsis doliafa
Iisst0tas Ieoe.pls Iof April aggregated
81. .S-l.@..t, ii4sllla8 aua . qnsficF more
shaL a. April. t6sf luse1a4i revenue re-
oeipss were tiU. .lls lar. hal salAoa
more tAsu a. april sesI ssa.
aud rece,Fis from nisoei lsnseia sources
amounted ~ i,ll 81 80 lniilsa more
thea al AIaa fese Receipts f31 al
soarccs Tor tbe teH months 81 fnia fsosi
year aggregate taas s, ,t.a sFsinsi s45a,-
81 SO iaF he coffesI IspDcine tsu inoutns 81
tie pfeoedgng year Hhiis sEGsDaiiures i0f
fhs past ten months have aesi eeaisd s2ol..
l<a sos. against szls Dos s2a dafiug ll4e cor
responding months 81 lhs preceding year.
Tie pension caarEt alone foF The lea
mouths past amo0ntet 90 60 81 80 ~
twelve millions more than fof She coIres-
p0nding ten months VI tie pfeeedinf yesf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03
JUST LIKE SULLIVAN.
Jack Dempsey Fights fous koands viii
Broken Arm.

CLEyELAsp. MAY Jack Dempsey. the
hero OF some thirty battles. and who has
never been defeated. and "Reddy' Gala.
CHER. OF this city, who has bU!.i up quite
reputation as a slugger, engaged 10 a SIX
round sparring match tonight A large
number of sporting men Were present and
the exhibition proved 10 be hrst-class.
Dempsey broke his left arm below the ell
bow in the second round. but continued 70
the end of the sixth round thus
again displaying the wonderful nerve which
has characterized his former matches. The
match was six rounds with four-ounce
gloves. Qneensbury rules. for the gate
money Ia the second round Dempsey
drove Gallagher 10 his corner where they
clinched. In breaking away Dempsey got
IN the only heavy blow of the fight. lie
made a straight shoulder drive for Gala
gaer's jaw which struck fIll and square.
Al the ED of the sixth round the match
was declared draw. Ii was then discov-
cred that Dem osey had broken his left arm
by the terrific blow he struck in the second
round but the pugilist had kept it secret
from the audience. This accounts for Gal
lagher's apparent victory.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03
A MANIAC MURDERER
4 sLcoor TRAGEDY ENACTED
A nsatesiEs csazty .snsst.s8-J0Aa say
asr kIiis his Wtfs Vita Aks aad
Cuts his farozt Win k.LsF-
Bish1g Bsrssss kssiges.

tks.ssstt - 50 fs-sass. stas.s
IostA. Mag A lsrFib'a tragedy occuFFsd
Saturday morning IN Blshnell township.
neaf here. John A. snyisf. about s. years
cd, has been acting qaeeFiy for = month.
sal medical examination had showa AIN
Cd subject for al insane asYiam He ~as
living with as vie ani t1o cnildrsa II q
lcg sAsnly on his fa.hsFs farm. Yesterday
morning be did not appear. and his brother
vent over ard q horrible sigag met as
rev The wife lay dead IN ted her sku..
0siaE broken "a With "a az. A child OF 2
years vas On the bed oAthed il IS mothers
oiooJ zai8jared. while another cai.d. a
El..s Older. Wss in q crib. both screaming
Ia terror. Snyder va. tracked 70 a swamp
Dock OF as house. Prom here be vas
easily irziled by blood for several miles.
About ~ clock he walked into the house
OF George Fofshee. He had with razor
cut three huge gashes IN his throat from
which he viii probably die Ills wife VAS
younger than he and handsome. and their
had been trouble between them. She Vas
afraid Il him, snd had told her friends that
sic al hid the ar and razor for fear OF his
us.8g them on himself or her. Snyder vas
AIKEN 10 al al Stanton.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

wnHEoros. May 2.--cllief cleri Brown.
Of the state Department Captain Taylor. 0i
the army. and Lieut. Rodgers, II tiss navy.
have been assigned 70 attend Vueen Espi0-
lsns and suite during their stay Ia WASH.
lnsiou. They vii meet the royal party al
baltimore on Tuesday evening and escort
them On their Journey 20 thn city. The
Queen will call ON ths President on Wednss
cav morning and Mrs. Cleveland vii
return the cal IN the afternoon The ffes.-
dent viii give q dinner Ia honor Of tie
Queen on Friday syeninG.